> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visuary.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visuary.com/guide-visuary-en/your-first-projects-on-visuary/publish-your-docs.md).
# Prepare and share a project with a client
> ✨ This article covers the features available on the plan **Intégral**.
Create a professional presentation file and share your proposal directly from Visuary — without PowerPoint or email back-and-forth.
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### Prepare the 3D render
Before generating your report, apply the coverings and materials on your Renovation floor plan to get a photorealistic render.
1. Switch to **3D view**
2. Apply floor, wall, and ceiling coverings → Coverings
3. Click on **Render** at the top right to start the photorealistic render
4. Wait for generation — the render appears in the tab **Renders**
> 💡 Make several renders from different angles to enrich your report.
→ the renders
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### Build the PDF report
1. Click the **3 dots** top right → **PDF report**
2. Organize your pages — add, delete, or reorder them as needed
3. For each page, choose the **scenario**, the**floor**, the **view mode** and the **layers** to display
4. Click the texts to customize them (client name, description of the work...)
5. Click on **Download** to export the PDF
The report can include:
* Dimensioned 2D plan
* Photorealistic renders
* Full quantity takeoff
* Cost estimate
* Elevation views
* Comments and geolocated photos
> 💡 Each scenario can have its own page — ideal for presenting several renovation scenarios in a single document.
→ the PDF report
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### Share with your client
**By link** — send via WhatsApp or email:
* Plan view in 2D, 3D and first-person view
* Access to comments and geolocated photos
* Access to Quantity takeoff and Cost estimate
**By invitation** — so your client can comment directly on the plan:
* Send an invitation by email
* Enable the permission **Comment**
* Your client can annotate the plan and leave feedback
→ Share a project
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### Go further
* Offer several scenarios in the same report → The scenarios
* Add your own products to the Cost estimate → Cost estimate
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